shooting. and here's a live look at 880 in oakland. mike will explain what the signals are. this is "today in the bay." >> good morning, everybody. it's 5:00. thanks for being with us on this tuesday. i'm marla tellez. laura garcia-cannon is off today. >> good morning, everyone. i'm jon kelley. time to check in with christina loren to shake off the frost. >> good thing. we do what we can. the second half of your day, a lot of sunshine, mild conditions. the 60s. this morning it is bitter cold. 30 in santa rosa. we drop off more so in the next hour. as we head through the noon forecast, temperatures are going to jump to the 50s.

and as you make your way home from work, still nice and comfortable. we get to your extended forecast right now. we wan to check your drive. how do we look? >> once we get the frost scraped you have, off an accident eastbound. the accident activity is just about cleared. no slowing through the castro valley over to 880. indeed, marla. there's construction going on. the earlier shot for oakland is coming up. >> it was supposed to be one day only. bob redell is live in oakland now. the latest for us. bob, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. most protesters have packed it up and called it a day. they declared victory and announced an end to their shut down of the port of oakland.

that means that the port should return to full operation. later this morning when the next shift of dockworkers are scheduled to show up at 8:00 a.m. and before 4:00 this morning a couple of hundred occupiers who were blocking the apl terminal we're at received word that their tactics paid off. that the 130 long shoremen scheduled to show up at 3:00 a.m. were going to be staying home because of the blockade. protesters discussed the entire shutdown indefinitely. they decided against it. they felt docking the day's pay was already enough and they made their point. >> when working people come together there's power. that's the message. >> this movement is only three months old. think about what it's going to be when it's three years old. >> what do you say to the truck drivers? >> you should check hout the letter that 40 truck drivers up and down the west coast wrote to

us, which is a thank you letter. >> there are also truck drivers a couple of whom we spoke with yesterday who are upset at the shutdown because they weren't going to be table to deliver their goods or do their job, which meant they would lose 250 to $300 in wages for the day. so he was not on board with that. and unlike the support they had during the november 2nd shutdown from the leadership of the long shoreman unit. leadership this time distanced themselves. in hawaii that started yesterday about 24 hours. >> and so the movement continues. in san jose a get out of jail free card of sorts. occupiers who defined city leaders and police for weeks

while camping out at city hall will have the opportunity to avoid legal trouble. the city of san jose is offering to drop all of them if they agree not to set up tents for the next two years. there are reports that three occupiers have signed the deal. this morning the man hunt continues for a gunman who started firing at a fast food restaurant in pinole. witnesses heard three or four shots before people started running. the victim was flown to the hospital. this is crazy. even after the shooting for two hours a line of cars snaked around the crime scene toward the drive-thru window until cops shut it down. concord city leaders will decide whether or not to fork over $400,000 to replace copper

wiring after the the city's biggest metal heist. thieves stole 25,000 feet of copper wire from at least sick parks and one tennis court. today the city council will decide whether or not to spend $425,000 to replace the copper wiring and create vandal resistant electrical pool boxes. the city hopes the insurance will cover about $200,000 of tha that. >> bay bridge wants to hear from you. they'll hold an open house to talk about potential designs for the new path way. the open house will be at the san francisco transportation boardroom starting at 5:30. >> how do you spend your time when you're at the the airport? you go online. jon falls asleep. maybe check in on social media

sites. facebook says that's what many of us do. it's been named one of the world's most social airports. business and tech recorder scott budman is live at sfo with more on that. you have your cell phone. i'm sure people are checking in behind you. >> reporter: very scientific study. people behind me with their cell phones and tablets checking in to say, here i am. i'm on the airport. i'm on my way somewhere else. this is a busy holiday travel time and facebook is taking note. they are keeping track of how many people are checking in via cell phones and laptops on services like foursquare, twitter and facebook to people can tell their loved ones and followers where they are. facebook compiled a list of the top airports for people getting social. san francisco here. sfo, number four in the entire world. a few statistics for you, the top six spots taken up by

domestic airports, airports like denver, atlanta, chicago, number one by the way for social check-ins, los angeles international. facebook says check-ins are up 20 times the normal volume on the 18th of december. on christmas day there's la built of a blip. then people check in for new year's travel. airports are starting to take advantage of this. including here in san francisco. they will give you a little deal. maybe some cash. maybe some cash off a flight. it's similar to check-ins at places like starbucks and the gap and mcdonald's where if you check-in and tell your phone, i'm here getting a hamburger or cup of coffee or taking a flight, they'll reward you can cash. not only at airports but individual airlines are starting to get into the act. so travel with one of these.

it may save you money for being social. i'm scott budman, nbc bay area news. >> good incentive there. thanks. it is 5:08. santa clara city lawmakers are meeting to approve key parts of the 49ers attempt to move south. right now san francisco is deciding it's not going to fight anymore. they have reached out to ed lee to keep the team in san francisco at a new stadium in hunter's point. the mayor says unless the city comes up with $400 million, there's really no point in trying to keep the team. they will review the stadium plan at a meeting tonight at 7:00 at city hall. south bay could lure another pro team. san jose is one of several bay area cities vying to be the new home of the golden state warriors. the team also talking with san francisco. it's entirely possible the team

will decide to extend the lease after the oracle arena there in oakland. >> good morning if you're ready to head out the door. grab an extra scarf or gloves. it's chilly out. >> the puffy coat. the goggles. just kidding. but we do have a concern. it's cold enough in the knot bay. foggy enough to where it could slow you down significantly. take it easy out. there temperatures are cold. 32 in napa. 32 in novato. visibility is dropping off as well. down to a quarter mile in novato. you're at eight miles in san mateo. high pressure is going to be able to build in for about 24 hours before the next area of low pressure is slated to bring us more rain moves in. you can see the core of low

pressure that brought us the showers yesterday now diving into southern california. for us we'll see a nice mild afternoon. but we have another weather maker on the way. a core of low pressure now trekking closer and closer to the the california coastline. we're not expecting first showers even up in the north bay until we hit late thursday. today it ends up like this. temperatures in the 50s at noon. i think low 50s and you'll round out the day in the upper 50s. let's check your drive with mike. >> we'll take you out to the update in castro valley. that's onto northbound 238. east 14th street. all activity is completely cleared off the roadway. but there's some damage to a pole on the side of the road. i'll let you know if it affects the morning commute. live look at oakland past the coliseum.

that's ready to pick up over the next 15 to 20 minutes. no slowing on 880 past this portion. get a live look at the sensors and show you the south bay is an easy drive so far. westbound 237 at first street. still looking at fencing damage. and activity off to the shoulder. a noninjury accident. still got to pull the car out of the ditch. thank you. stanford has a reputation for academic and athletic excellence. >> absolutely. but sometimes when it comes to spectators, stanford fans, some people might say they're nonchalant at times. that all changes today. they are selling out of tickets for the fiesta bowl. fourth ranked stanford sold out 17,500 tickets in just one day. the game takes place in glendale, arizona. the school says it's building on momentum. they sold out six of the last

seven games. and the team is practicing tonight. it will take a hiatus until friday because it's finals week. >> what about the rumor stanford will play notre dame in china in 2013. team spokesman says yes, maybe it's possible. "the new york times" suggested the matchup over the weekend. stanford says it's not in talks yet. but if the opportunity did present itself the team will consider it. now the matchup wouldn't be a brand new concept for notre dame. the fighting irish is set to play maybe in ireland next year. it is 5:12 now. coming up, last minute deals for last-minute shoppers. >> why it pays to procrastinate. >> plus w toic to the scrap yard. why nothing is being done to save a big piece of history.

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the newest thing . > smooth sailing out of the golden gate bridge. a little bit of fog hanging around. it is 5:15. >> did you mention freezing fog? >> i did. not fuzzy freezing fog either. i like the description. it was looking a little bit fuzzy. that means your visibility on the road is obstructed. especially in the north bay. and we are watching for potential freezing fog. that fog, the moisture could freeze when it comes in contact with your windshield. take it easy in the north bay valley. very cold this morning. through 9:00 a.m. your temperatures will come up above

the freezing mark across the board. but it is cold. and we're near record. temperatures much cooler than 24 hours ago when we had a full deck ahead. clear skies overnight make way to a very cold morning. and the moisture that we picked up from the area of low pressure that brought us the showers hanging around, keeping things nice and moist at the surface. so novato you're down to a quarter mile. for the morning patchy fog and frost areas of fog through tonight yet again. then tuesday keep the jacket handy. we should stay nice and mild through the second half of your day. high pressure is in control for the next 24 hours. mild conditions. each afternoon we get rid of the fog. i'm forecasting clearing by 11:00 a.m. in the greater bay area. even in the north bay. temperatures throughout the week stay mild, on the cool side.

you're going to need to keep the jacket handy. but we only have one round of rain to tell you about thursday to friday. we'll see a nice start on thursday and then the showers roll in. nothing heavy. another light round to yesterday, clearing by friday. let's check your drive at 5:17 with mike inouye. >> we'll get a look at the south bay. up here this is the earlier accident i told you about. westbound 237 at first. that's off the row. there's some fencing repairing that needs to be done. basically flashing lights and a distraction. no lanes are blocked and no slowing there. earlier we had a hit and run for northbound 101 around tully road as well. that sounds like all activity is off to the shoulder. but again flashing lights. but no slowing for the northbound sensors. the rest of the southbound is looking really nice. we're looking at 101 and the earlier construction blocking embarcadero road. the off ramp is cleared on schedule. nice flow of traffic onto and

off of the roadway. a blip showing up 280 southbound. i'll check on that. that will sort itself out as well. we'll make sure. an easy drive through here. the east shore freeway, no major delays. there are plenty of other lanes. 18 more to pick up the slack. >> mike, thank you very much. it is 5:18 now. yesterday was the busiest shipping day of the year for fed-ex. but if you're like most of us you still have packages left to wrap and packages left to ship. there's still last-minute deals we can tell you about. for more on that, let's turn to jackie deangeles live at cnbc. >> futures are a touch higher after yesterday's selloff. the u.s. markets fell 1% across

the board. stocks dropped on a profit warning that says sales will be impacted by supply shortages. investors are thinking that the deal that they struck may not be that pods. we saw asia fall overnight. europe was a touch higher. and we'll get business inventory. the dow dropped yesterday 162 points to 12,021. the nasdaq lost 34 points to 2612. and some good news for you procrastinators. i happen to be one. a new survey by the national retail federation finds most online stores are extending their drop date to have your gifts delivered by christmas. nearly 90% set the date at december 20th. don't wait longer than that. most retailers say free shipping offering ends. no ifs, ands or buts on the

20th. you can't forget toy stores. there's no hit toy this is year. that's leaving stores to stock less inventory and lean on the classic items instead of the new ones to drive sales. we'll see potentially less discounts. a recent sur fa says parents are saying there's no must-have this year. back to you. >> okay, thank you very much. a relic from the cold war will meet the scrap piece. it is scheduled to depart the fleet today. the cargo ship was bill in the early 1950s and served the navy's pacific fleet. this marks the 27th ship to be removed from the moth ball fleet in 2009 when the obama administration announced efforts to clean up the bay. >> 5:20 now. coming up a peninsula city wishing there was a dislike button for facebook's new

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. welcome back at 5:23 now. city leaders fear traffic impact from thousands of new workers is being felt in a neighbors town near the base of the bridge. the campus will eventually fit 3600 employee. east palo alto city leaders will look at the environmental impact report at 7:30 tomorrow night. not everybody is excited

about george lucas' plan to build a new film making fortress. he wants to transform it into a three-story studio. including a cafe. a general store and a day care. the plans call for. some neighbors say an industrial complex has no business in their backyard. they're calling for a full impact review. >> solyndra is auctioning off more stuff. and plenty of polos. >> hold on before you see these polos. this is the second auction selling off. the first auction raised $6 million. the obama administration

structured the loan so private investors could pay back first. among the auctioned items, solyndra polo shirts size 4xl. not xxl. double-double xl solyndra shirts. you can read more about the first american web page that celebrates itself birthday. the founder of wikipedia is threatening to take the whole site down for a few weeks. he says he's not sure he's going to do it but he's thinking about it. most silicon valley companies and politicians oppose sopa which would put them on the hook. and a billion dollars. modern warfare three now has a billion dollars in sales. this according to new figures from activision. nothing has ever sold that fast.

the closest we can come to were tickets to "avatar." it took 17 days for avatar. >> i still haven't seen "avatar"? >> have you played modern warfare three? >> no. >> you're the only person. >> i'm going to blame it on the early morning hours. looking for something sparkling to wear this holiday season? how about this? 33-carat diamond ring. lirz beth taylor's private jewelry collection is going up for auction today. >> prt timing. now i know where to go to get your and christina's gift for christmas. and mike too. i'll get him a little broach. a campus on crisis as a sex

scandal unfolds at an east bay middle school. plus cracking down on cyber crime. how the state's top attorney is fighting thieves online. and we're a week out from the official start of winter. it's cold out there this morning. fog and frost. we'll tell you where coming up. with a lot of road crews lo. loa of crews heading into work. i'll give you an update f

>> reporter: i'm bob redell live in the east bay. protesters have packed up and declared victory in the blockade of the port of oakland. and i'm scott budman live at san francisco airport where people aren't just flying, they're checking in. the facebook study is coming up. and seat belt safety, how a local doctor's death is prompting change on san

francisco's streets. and a live look at hp pavilion in san jose. this is "today in the bay." >> from nbc bay area. reporting what matters to you. this is "today in the bay." >> 5:30 already. can you believe it? time just flies. good morning. i'm marla tellez. >> it flies when you're having a good time. good morning. i'm jon kelley. tyke to check back in with christina loren. you say the weather will turn into a good time later in the day. >> yeah, not so much right now unless you're looking for frost. it is cold out there. i expect a couple of the cities to drop to the 20s before we hit our lows for this morning. as we head through noon you'll climb to the 50s. 57 degrees at 5:00 p.m. as you make your way home from work

inland. >> the drive is a little better at the bay bridge toll plaza. the stall has cleared from the toll plaza itself. this is headlights westbound interstate 80. your east shore freeway, photographer steve is perched on the university avenue overcrossing. you see the volume building a bit. no major delays. no incidents. so you have a lot of company for folks driving along the east shore freeway right now. >> we're not the only ones who get up bright and early. dockworkers for the port of oakland being turned away by occupy protesters. that's where bob redell is live in oakland with an update. i guess the question now is when do you suppose the ports will be back in business? >> reporter: well, the idea is hypothetically should be back up in full operation at 8:00 a.m. this morning. that's when the next shift of workers is scheduled to show up.

they did learn they succeeded at shutting down another ship. about 130 dockworkers were supposed to show up. that was called off because there were a couple hundred protesters blocking the entrance. and with that the protesters declared victory calling an end to the stoppage of the port of oakland. the next shift isn't due until 8:00 a.m. they thought about disrupting that shift and continuing this indefinitely. they decided against this after speaking with dockworkers. >> i don't think they would be a good relationship to spend another day. they gave up a day's pay, you know. another day wouldn't have been good. >> this all started roughly 24 hours ago yesterday morning when

they succeeded in blocking the morning shift. then they succeeded in blocking one of the evening shifts. it's not clear if they shut down all operations at the port. we know they disrupted some of them. at the peak there were roughly 1,000 protesters out here. this action was condemned by mayor jean quan of oakland. the leadership of the union which had seen the support of this action on november 2nd when they did something similar seemed to distance themselves this time around. one of them moments ago in the sound bite who were in support of yesterday and today's actions. here in oakland, bob redell, jon, marla. >> bob, appreciate the update. thank you very muff. ucsf is making safety changes to the shuttle after an accident killed the ucsf doctor on his way to work. the university will add seat belts to all the shuttles as well as safety signs and hot line numbers on the outside.

people can file complaints or concerns about shuttle safety. ucsf doctor kevin mack was killed and four others hurt when a shuttle in route to the hospital collided with a tractor trailer in hayes valley in july. witnesses say the shuttle ran a red light. >> this morning they are on hand to try to help students cope in the wake of a sex scandal on campus. math and science teacher andrew katrell is charged with having sex with an underage former student in clayton. prosecutors say that student was under the age of 16. the district's superintendent says the crisis team is available to talk with students and staff. right now the teacher is being held on $975,000 bail. >> the number of police officers killed in the line of duty is spiking this year. the national law enforcement officers memorial fund says 166 officers have died this year,

compared to 146 last year. the memorial fund says 2011 could be the first year gun related deaths outnumber traffic and other related deaths on the job. there's a warning for internet hackers. the state is adding muscle to combat cyber crimes. attorney general harris will be in san jose to announce the creation of a new unit within the california department of justice. the task force charged with investigating cyber crimes and other crimes involving technology. high-tech crimes cost the world nearly $400 billion each and every year. 5:35. people are getting social at the airport. they are logging in to connect. we want to check in with business and tech reporter scott budman at sfo. i know you have your cell phone with you. people are checking in behind you? >> reporter: yeah, good morning.

people are not just flying and not just traveling here at the airports, they are letting people know the sites like twitter and facebook and foursquare that they are here and they want to be the mayor of sfo. checking in all over the place has been big business for a lot of companies. starbucks has gotten into the act. mcdonald's, the gap, all sorts of places. now airports are getting in on the act. checking in at airports all over the world so often that facebook decided to make a list of the top. let's go to the top five. we have a couple here in california. los angeles international airport. the most social airport. facebook says that's where people are checking in the most. here in san francisco, number four. dallas, ft. worth rounding out the top five. in fact, number seven is kingsfield smith airport in

sidney. that's the first and many most checked-in airport. airports are starting to take advantage of the trend, and they are. they will enter you in a contest for free airline tickets if you are willing to tell your followers you're not just flying home for the season, but you're flying out of places like sfo. look for more check-ins. look for more people to become the mayor of various airports. they're doing it very often from here in the bay area. that's where we are live this morning. i'm scott budman, we'll send it back to you. >> all right. mayor budman thank you for the report. >> i wonder if they give you money if you're complaining about long lines. it is 5:37. time to check in with meteorologist christina loren. >> good morning to you. taking a live look at san jose where we do have reduced visibility. it's not that bad here up in the north bay.

down to a quarter mile or less. particularly novato. overall we're looking good for the second half of your day. it's cold tout there this morning. 30 in santa rosa. 32 at freezing in novato. 36, a few degrees above freezing in concord. and two degrees above freezing in livermore. as we head throughout the next few hours we continue to drop off. so we're okay in terms of visibility. we have moisture that rolls through. you can see high pressure is moving in. that's why we have clear conditions all the way through the bay area. throughout the next couple of days another round of rain is on the the way. s the the next weather maker that will dive in late tomorrow.

60 in san jose. 58 in fremont. we'll help you plan the weekends. first, let's check your drive at 5:38 with mike inouye. >> we'll take you to highway 4 where true to form antioch shows the slow down between "l" street and somersville. this portion of the north bay, 101, a smooth drive close to 60. a live look at that span shows you a clear view and a nice, smooth drive. volume is picking up. no slowing into or out of the city. hardly any cars on that side. between 101 and 880. a smooth drive. the san mateo span across the water. pretty calm winds. we'll send it back to you.

>> thank you. >> 5:39 now. remember the first full-time you saw nick nolte's mug shot? you were probably scared. we might have an answer why. >> the surprising story blind the infamous snapshot. and tv ads are about to pipe down. who is telling advertisers who keep it quiet. and jerry sandusky meets his accusers face to face. we're live at the former football coach heads to trialea just ahead. [ mom ] hey guys.

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commercials, you're going to like this. congress passed a law called the calm act. commercial advertising loudness mitigation. this time last year. this week, thursday is the deadline for the sec to come up with rules to determine how to get that done. broadcasters, cable operators, big and small, will be required to bring down the volume on those commercials, make sure it matches the programs that you're watching. how to do that, that's what they're working out in a meeting at is fcc today. cable operators in particular say they're getting program from all different sources, millions of commercials. they can't be responsible for the volume of every single one. a couple in particular told the scc they boost the volume

because some go in so low. they want to make sure they can still do that, boost the volume of the entire channel. so they've got some things to work out. they'll give the majority of them a year to comply. some may get a little bit longer than that. over the next 12 months you may start to hear a difference. >> can't wait. thank you very much. a big vote in washington this morning that could mean a thousand dollar difference for your wallet. the house is expected to vote and pass the gop payroll tax cut extension. president obama, though, says he would veto any payroll cut bit that has add-ones. the senate voted to defeat the regulation. >> 5:34 now. a new field poll giving jerry brown's tax proposal strong support.

6% of adults support his plan to increase the sales tax by a half cent and raise taxes on high-income earners starting with individual who is make more than $250,000 per year. brown says his proposal could raise nearly $7 billion for the state. american airlines will be in court this morning just weeks after filing for bankruptcy. today's hearing in new york will be the first since the company declared bankruptcy. the new ceo says expensive labor costs force to board to make the tough decision so the company can move forward. analysts say it will emerge stronger in a process that will take a year or longer. >> they get to the bankruptcy plan process. >> america is the only major airline that did not file for bankruptcy protection after the september 11th attacks.

this morning a small pennsylvania town center stage for the scandal that captured a nation. jerry sandusky will be leaving court now earlier than expected. michelle franzen is live in state college, pennsylvania. michelle, right now we're hearing sandusky has waived his preliminary hearing so he's not going to face the accusers after all. >> reporter: that's exactly right. this a surprise move as the hearing was set to get under way, a judge said all rise. and jerry sandusky ask he waive his right to a preliminary hearing. up until this point the defense attorney said they would go through with the hearing giving them an opportunity to see what they had and to cross examine his alleged accusers. ten were named in a grand jury report that was issued a month ago. about eight of them along with other witnesses were said to

u -- were going to testify today. that will not happen now. instead, jerry sandusky has left the courthouse. he'll have his arraignment for january 7th. several press conferences are under way. the prosecution spoke a short time ago saying they plan to move forward with the case. of course, with the arraignment. but waiving the rights to the preliminary hearing certainly spares the alleged victims from having to testify and face cross-examination at this time. you can see the media frenzy around this small town. it's about 15 minutes outside of penn state. the focus, the center of this case now as this plays out. again, jerry sandusky in a surprise move, waiving his right to a preliminary hearing. >> michelle franzen, thank you

very much. an architectural design is causing the stormy controversy. check it out here, a dutch company wants to build these towers in seoul, south korea. but some say the design looks like the burning world trade sener shortly before the collapse. the architects say the designs are in no way meant to portray the destroyed buildings. the two towers are expected to open in 2015. it is 5:48 right now. getting behind myself so to say. let's check back with christina loren. >> we have a cold, cold start out there. make sure to grab a jacket on the way out the front door. warm up your vehicle and you might find a layer of frost on your windshield. even sunny veil, 37 degrees. watch out for that. i wouldn't be sur frized if we

find frost later on in san jose. we'll watch for that for you. it's going to be cold to start. we see cloud cover and a nice second half of your day. keeping temperatures mild this afternoon. the only difference between tomorrow and today is we see more clouds increase. another area of low pressure slated to bring us rain, but not until thursday. for today low 60s. at the coast mid to upper 50s. sunny afternoon. temperatures really running mild, especially inland where we don't have a lot of fog. we have fog developing around the coast. especially marin county. 60 in san jose. and 60 in livermore making this one of the warmer days in your extended period. if you have to get outdoors. you might want to do so this afternoon. clouds increase ahead of anfrea of low pressure. yo sue that well defined counter clock wise swirl that's headed our way. slated to bring our first showers up to the north bay for

the second half of your thursday. by noon thursday we'll get a little bit of activity up there we dry out just in time for the weekend. how go we look on the roads? >> ready to go. we're looking on the roadways as well. they're ready to go now that they have cleared the accident. the fist car was stuck in the ditch on the roadside. no injuries. it was just a distraction. so now we've cleared the incident from the south bay and these northbound road sensors showing you close to this the limit for your entire commute. no incidents for the map anymore. into and out of the city, a smooth drive between # 2 and san francisco itself. taking you to the east bay, let's look at wine country. a 15-minute drive. speeds now down to the 50s as you're approaching north glen.

then no problems through livermore and pleasantot and the dublin interchange. a live look to show you how things are shaping up. no delays. 15 minutes for 238 to the bay bridge toll plaza. no delays for 880. that's great. back to you. >> that's the way commuters like it. no delays. this morning we're happy to report nick no tlrks te is setting the record straight on the mug shot seen around the world. the one where he's wearing the hawaiian shirt. looks like he got hit by a bat or something. they're all over the the place. >> it turns out the picture is not a mug shot after all. who knew? >> that's great to know. nolte says it's actually a po polaride. he said he agreed to let him take the picture if he shared proceeds with his colleagues. nolte was arrested for driving under the influence ten years ago. >> good to have that cleared up. he looks like a cartoon

character when the gun goes off the wrong way. coming up on "today in the bay", putting a leash on dog walkers. >> how the city plans to cap the number of canines that you can stroll with. [ female announcer ] dry, cracked hands? gold bond ultimate concentrated cream heals and protects like lotion can't. gold bond concentrated therapy. real medicine, ultimate healing.

dog walking rules in san francisco could be changing. supervisor scott weine wants to limit the number of pooches that dog walkers can walk at the same time. right now the maximum number of dogs is eight. the walkers argue you can't make money if there's a restriction. if approved the ruled would take effect in october of next year.

20 years ago this week the first wet page was served up in america. scott mcgrew, it all happened naturally enough here in the bay area. >> that's exactly right. the stanford linear accelerator. in 1991 a scientist set up the first american web page on what else, the next computer designed by steve jobs. now here's video from 2001 as i interview him for the tenth anniversary. you can see the next computer there. america's first web page. i'm off camera to the right, so you can't see how much hair i used to have back in my 30s. the internet had been around for some years. the worldwide web was a new idea in '91. the web expanded in the last couple of decades. shares of netflix these days opening much higher than usual. a day after rumors that verizon might be interested in buying or partnering with the company. shares gained 6% on monday.

good for stocks or bad for stocks? monday if you're thinking i don't think they have any idea if they have the act together. and google cars drove 70,000 miles through areas in japan devastated by the tsunami. the mountain view company just completed the the project, put it on google maps using the street view function. you can see it for yourself. there you go. the devastation is amazing. >> what a project. thank you. always wanted to be on tv? here's your chance. >> kind of, sort of, you can be part of the audience for the live taping of the nbc bay area best darn contest today. the contest will be at the san pedro market in san jose from 11:30 this morning to 1:00 this afternoon. >> damien trujillo and darlene.

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